, 1887-11-17
BY Electric Telegraph !
THE NEWS OF THE WORLD.

ALbAS4, NOV approximately
complete returns to the Argus from
all the counties in the state give Cook
democrat, for Secretary of State, To-
666 over Grant, Republican, q net
democratic loss of 46S, compared With
Hills plurality in 1885.
PORTLAND. Ogn., Nov. 9.-The latest
returns from all sections Of the state
show that Propibition has been de-
foated by majority of probably not
less than 1900. These estimates are
based on official returns from three
counties. There s!ze iull returns from
the priScipal counties in western and
southern Oregon, aud also incomplete
returns from all precincts which can
be tapped by wire Five couaties yet
70 hear from may change the total
result from 400 to 500 Both the other
proposed amendments to the consti-
tuition are badly beaten.
1t Is estimated that the amendment
TO increase salaries of state officials
has pesn showed under by an over
whelming majority, probably not loss
than 25,OO0 votes. The amendment
10 change the time Of holding gener-
al election is defeated by several
thousand.
CHICAGo, Nov. 10.-Lingg, the An
archist, has committed suicide in his
cell, by placing q Illuminating cap in
his mouth this morning, lighting it
with candle. The explosion which
followed blew half his head off.
Sheriff Msttson has Just received a
Message from the governor that
Feildsn and Schwab have been com
mutsd to life imprisonment. Par
sons, Spies, Fisher and Engel hang
tomorrow morning.
RoME, Nov. 1O.-An earthquake has
occurred in Northern Italy. There
were no fatal results.
DEs MONKS, Nov. 9.-The State
Register up to this time has complete
returns of SO out of 81 counties of
this state. These SO counties give
Larabee 1859; Anderson 77,442;
Cain 6,124; Farnham, 212. Larabee's
plurality over Anderson is 1O,307 and
his majority over all in these counties
is 1854
BosroN, Nov. 9.-The house stands
165 republicans, Y democrats and
Independents, one district tied This
shows a republican gain of s and q
democratic loss of II from last year.
The Senate stands 80 republican and
10 democratic. Gam of for the re-
publicans.
BALTIHanx, Nov. 9-Rellable esti-
mates from throughout the state show
that Jackson's majority for governor
will be about 5000, the smallest ma
jority received by any governor in
twenty years.
New YORK, Nov. lot transpires
that tho democratic gains were nearly
all made In cities, and on the outside
was very light. The whole prohibi
ton yoto is about 10000 which is g
gain Of 1000 over last year. The
George vote will be about 10000.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 9.--Unofficial re,
turns have been received from all the
counties in Ohio except s. Estinat-
ing that these counties have voted
abe same as in 1885, Foraker's plu-
rslity for governor over Powell will
be 20,6l2.
PHILADKDPHIA, Nov. 9.-The latest
returns by counties give Hart, the
republican candidate for state treas
ureo 1896 plurality over McGraW
democrat; n democratic gain of 6630
TRENTON. Nov. 9.-Oorrected re-
turns show that the next Legislature
will stand as follows: Senate. re-
publicans, 122; democrats, 81 House
republicans, 81; democrats, %.
CHICAGO, Oil, Theory prevails il
the shorifis Office that ono of the
death watch gave Lingg the cap
The excitement under which Chicago
is laboring is awful. The news OF
LinS8's attempt at suicide with ful
inmate sent thrill OF horror through,
out the community, and the feeling
IL rapidly gaining ground that tre-
nendous disturbance may be expect
ed tomorrow. and that dynamite will
play an important part in it.
CHICAGO, Qll..)-As step in the
direction OF preventing any organized
outbreak, it is said the city authori,
Ees have determined that on Friday
she bridges connecting the three
divisions of the city be swung open
all day and an armed body of troops
be stationed at the mouth Of the tun
ael. In this way it is expected thai
only such persons as are assuredly
peaceful citizens will be allowed tC
pass between the divisions of the
city.
NEW YoRK,-The Federated Ger
man Trades OF this city have arrang
cd FOR \ parade and demonstration
tenight az n protest against what they
call ''ths contemplated judicial muir
dera in Chicago next Friday" Every
drum will be muffled, and every
musical Instrument draped in black
AosrRrAL, (Que,) A Canadian
Pacific overland sleeper, which left
Vancouver Wednesday, Nov. ID. and
paSssnger car were thrown off the
track at O'Clock Tuesday morning
tunbliHg down an embankment 81
fe~t hiph at a place between Gassette
and Otter, about half way between
Port Arthur and earlier The cause
or the accident was broken rail, and
tho fact that the train was trying to
Aaks up lost time. The drawing
room ear was full Of sleeping passen
gers, and considering that the car
vas completely wrecked it seem sprov-
idential that beyond a few bruises all
escaped serious injury.
PORTLAND, Or, Nov. 10. - One
hundred and sixteen towns and pre-
oints throughout the State have re-
ported full vote on the prohibition
amendment as follows: For HOP;
against, 1S.S0S. Nineteen other towns
and precincts have reported majori-
ties which increased the majority
against prohibition to S,S0S. On the
increase OF salaries of State officers
snd the change of election amend
mania hut 81 tnrxns and rnrnn;nntr